英文解释： verb: beg persistently and urgently

　　例句： After weeks of importuning the star to meet for a five-minute interview, the journalist finally got what she wanted.

　　GMAT核心词汇 impregnable

　　英文解释： adjective: immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with

　　例句： As a child, Amy would build pillow castles and pretend they were impregnable fotresses.

　　GMAT核心词汇 improvident

　　英文解释： adjective: not given careful consideration

　　例句： Marty was improvident, never putting money aside for the future but spending it on decorating the interior of his home.

　　GMAT核心词汇 imprudent

　　英文解释： adjective: not wise

　　例句： Hitler, like Napoleon, made the imprudent move of invading Russia in winter, suffering even more casualties than Napoleon had.

　　GMAT核心词汇 impudent

　　英文解释： adjective: improperly forward or bold

　　例句： In an impudent move, the defendant spoke out of order to say terribly insulting things to the judge.

　　GMAT核心词汇 impugn

　　英文解释： verb: attack as false or wrong

　　例句： Though many initially tried to impugn Darwin's theory, in scientific circles today, the is idea taken as truth.

　　GMAT核心词汇 impute

　　英文解释： verb: attribute (responsibility or fault) to something

　　例句： He imputed his subpar performance on the test to a combination of stress and poor sleep.

　　GMAT核心词汇 inadvertent

　　英文解释： adjective: happening by chance or unexpectedly or unintentionally

　　例句： Although Prohibition was rooted in noble ideals, the inadvertent and costly consequences of making alcohol illegal in the U.S. led its the repeal.

　　GMAT核心词汇 inanity

　　英文解释： noun: total lack of meaning or ideas

　　例句： Bill's poem was nothing more than a list of impressive sounding words, so there was no point in trying to take meaning from the inanity.

　　GMAT核心词汇 inarticulate

　　英文解释： adjective: without or deprived of the use of speech or words

　　例句： Although a brilliant economist, Professor Black was completely inarticulate, a terrible lecturer.

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